The NBA regular season continues, and the Wizards sit at home to face the challenge of the top jazz in the Western Conference. After the whole game, the Wizards finally defeated their opponents 131-122 to end their five-game losing streak.

Wizards' Bill scored 43 points and 5 assists, Westbrook had 35 points, 15 rebounds and 13 assists, Hachimura had 12 points and 7 rebounds, and Lopez Jr. scored 11 points and 5 rebounds. Jazz's Mitchell had 42 points, 4 rebounds and 6 assists, Ingles had 34 points and 5 rebounds, O'Neal had 11 points and 7 rebounds, and Gobert had 10 points, 13 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 blocks.

In the first quarter of the game, the Wizards first entered the state, they set off a wave of 6-0 small climax to start the situation. Ingles hit a series of three-pointers for the Jazz to tie the score, the two teams then started a few rounds of tug-of-war. Westbrook made a 2-point lead for the Wizards shortly after shooting from inside and outside, and then the Wizards took advantage of the Jazz's scoring drought to make a 9-0 wave to extend the difference to 11 points. Clarkson's three-pointer finally broke the Jazz's three-minute scoring drought. Ingles also continued to chase the score with a three-pointer; the Wizards started to deal with the former around the inside and they ended the first quarter with a 31- 20 leads 11 points to continue to lead.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Westbrook scored 5 points with penalty shots to help the Wizards control the game. Although Gobert and O'Neill subsequently joined forces to try to catch up with the score by 5 points, the Wizards once again set off a 7-2 spurt to maintain a 10+ point difference. Ingles stopped the bleeding with a three-pointer, and Lopez Jr. led the team to a 6-0 counterattack to continue to open the point difference to 19 points. Next, Mitchell made consecutive mid-range shots for the Jazz, but on the other hand, Billy made a sudden outside shot to expand the point difference to 22 points; Westbrook and Lane then joined forces with 4 points to make the gap between the two teams even wider. In the end, Mitchell and Ingles hit three-pointers to end the second quarter. The Wizards led the Jazz with 18 points 64-46.

The two sides changed sides in the second half to fight again. After returning from a halftime break, the two sides fell into a scoring drought of about two and a half minutes, and it was not until Matthews made three free throws for the Wizards to break the deadlock. Mitchell immediately returned with a three-pointer, and Ingles then broke through the basket to score 5 points, and they all worked together to reduce the point difference to 14 points. The next two teams started offensive. During the period, Mitchell and O'Neal made three-pointers to narrow the difference. The two of them chased by 8 points in one breath, helping the Jazz to narrow the difference to single digits by 70-7 9 . Lopez stopped the bleeding for a layup for the Wizards, and O'Neal responded with a three-pointer; soon after Bill successfully played 3+1, he led the team to set off a wave of 8-2 offense to widen the point difference again. In the end, the Wizards entered the final quarter with a 100-82 lead by 18 points.

In the final quarter, Bill took the lead with a three-pointer to help the Wizards get a 21-point lead, but Ingles immediately responded with a three-pointer. Next, the Jazz were always in a state of chasing points. Inglesley made 5 points in a row to catch up with the score. Mitchell and O'Neal subsequently hit three points and continued to narrow the difference to 7 points. Bill hit a three-pointer to stabilize the situation, and Mitchell hit back with 2+1 for the team to continue. The Wizards soon took 4 points in a row to maintain a 10+ lead. After that, the two teams saw a difference of about 10+ points until the end of the game. The Wizards finally repelled the Jazz 131-122.